You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.

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This is not a question. Be honest with yourself and us. \n\nBut if you want the truth, there is only one sin and one sin alone that keeps us from heaven, and that is not receiving God's free gift of salvation through His Son. You need to realize that good works do NOT get us to heaven. You cannot buy your way there, that is why Jesus had to pay the price for us. It is a debt we could not pay. But don't worry, if you want your companion more than God, He will not stand in the way of your decision, that is what free will is for. If you are willing to pay an eternal price for such a decision, it will be your choice and your choice alone. You might want to talk to God about it first.

Ex Output:
Would you have a better chance of going to heaven if ...?


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It works.  I met my bf of almost 3 years through online dating.  That doesn't mean I didn't meet alot of incompatible people.  I used online dating on and off for about a year before I met him.  \n\nOnline dating is just another way to meet people, but it shouldn't be the only way you meet people.  If you're banking on it working, it probably won't because you've invested too much emotionally and your expectations will colour your experience.  It works when you stop hoping each person you meet will be the one and instead, decide to just have fun with the experience, regardless of the outcome.  Yes, even a bad date can be fun.  Think of the anecdotes you can share with your friends.\n\nI find it takes a few weeks to get a feel for how things work.  Then, it's up and down for awhile depending on who you come into contact with.  When it doesn't feel fun anymore, TAKE A BREAK.  Come back in a few months.  Change your profile to reflect how you're feeling.  \n\nIt's important that you feel good about yourself or you won't attract the people you want because who wants to be with someone who's down on themselves?  Online dating is really a reflection of how you're  feeling.  When you feel good about yourself, your online experience improves.  When you feel bad, it tends to be a not so good experience.  \n\nI was about to pull my dating profile because I found I was meeting lots of people through offline methods.  However, my friend pointed out that it wasn't costing me anything (financially or emotionally) if I just left my profile up.  \n\nI thought she made a good point, so I decided to rewrite my profile one last time and put it out there.  When I rewrote it this time, I stopped caring about what other people would think about what I wrote or how they might judge me.  Instead, I wrote a profile that reflected exactly how I felt and who I was at that moment.\n\nAnd then, I started to meet interesting people.  Shortly thereafter, I met my bf and things have been going well since.

Ex Output:
What is your opinion on online dating?


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Remember PAGGLES\nPride\nAnger\nGreed\nGluttony\nLust\nEnvy\nSloth\n\nThey're not in the bible presented this way. Detailed in this manner -- not the "paggles" which is only a mnemonic to help remember them -- as a group of seven, they are in Dante's "Inferno", in the "Purgatorio" section.\n\n"From there, Virgil guides Dante Pilgrim through the seven terraces of Purgatory. These correspond to the seven deadly sins, each terrace causing the purging of a particular sin in an appropriate manner:\n\n    * Terrace 1: Pride, by carrying a heavy weight on their backs. The wearer is unable to stand up straight (Cantos 10 through 12).\n    * Terrace 2: Envy, by having one's eyes sewn shut, and wearing clothing that makes the soul indistinguishable from the ground (Cantos 13 through 15).\n    * Terrace 3: Wrath, by walking around in acrid smoke (Cantos 15 through 17).\n    * Terrace 4: Sloth, by continually running (Cantos 18 and 19).\n    * Terrace 5: Avarice, by lying face-down on the ground (Cantos 19 through 21).\n    * Terrace 6: Gluttony, by abstaining from any food or drink (Cantos 22 through 24).\n    * Terrace 7: Lust, by burning in an immense wall of flames (Cantos 25 through 27)."(1)

Ex Output:

any one who favors the lord can answer my question what are the seven deadly sins where are  they in bible?


